FeaturePG1997·74m·5.4

Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves

The world's wackiest scientist has done it again!

AdventureComedyFamilyScience Fiction

The joke's on absent-minded scientist Wayne Szalinski when his troublesome invention shrinks him, his brother and their wives so effectively that their children think they've completely disappeared. Of course, this gives the kids free rein to do anything they want, unaware that their parents are watching every move.

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Cast

Rick Moranis

Wayne Szalinski

Bug Hall

Adam Szalinski

Allison Mack

Jenny

Robin Bartlett

Patti Szalinski

Stuart Pankin

Gordon Szalinski

Eve Gordon

Diane Szalinski

Mila Kunis

Jill

Theodore Borders

Trey

Erica Luttrell

Jody

Carlease Burke

Marcia

Jake Richardson

Mitch Szalinski

JoJo Adams

Ricky

Bryson Aust

Vincent

Laura Dunn

Trina

Robert Harvey

Postman

Ashleigh Sterling

Corky

Lisa Wilhoit

Holly

George Carlin

Man (uncredited)

Dog

Trouser the Dog (uncredited)

Hannah Waterman

Trina (uncredited)

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
$7.0M
Revenue
Age rating
PG
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Walt Disney Home Video

Crew

Director

Dean Cundey

Writers

Karey Kirkpatrick, Nell Scovell, Joel Hodgson

Michael Tavera

Original Music Composer

Raymond Stella

Director of Photography

Charles Bornstein

Editor

Carol Winstead Wood

Production Design

Tom Bronson

Costume Design

Gallery

Reviews

r96sk

9/23/2020

6.0

I can't honestly say I actually disliked this, but <em>'Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves'</em> is very average. This second sequel of the <em>'Honey, I Shrunk the Kids'</em> series sees, as you can guess from the title, the adults being the shrinkees (definitely not a word, but I'm gonna go with it) this time. In short, it's boring. It's very much a weak version of the 1989 original. I'm not saying I found the preceding two hilarious, but they do give a few chucklesome moments - this doesn't have any. Rick Moranis (Wayne) and Stuart Pankin (Gordon) are decent, while Eve Gordon is arguably a better Diane than Marcia Strassman; a meaningless debate mind you, as neither are all that great due to the way the film is. The kid actors are OK, with a (very) young Mila Kunis appearing in a minor role. The film ends, surprisingly, with a couple of positive messages. It also manages to make daddy long legs cute which is quite the accomplishment. Even so, it's a rather slow 74 minute watch. Meh, overall.

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